. Annual reports of the boards to the General Assembly . f, when given, he shall not be absent from studymore than three months, his appropriation will becontinued; but if longer, they will be discon-tinued, or continued in part, according to circum-stances. ^ 4. It shall be the duty of each candidate con-nected with the Board to report himself, soonafter the meeting of the General Assembly, to theEducation Committee of his Presbytery, as to hisprogress, wants, and prospects; and where any ofthe requisitions of the Board which affect him maynot be carried out by teachers or others, it becomesh
. Annual reports of the boards to the General Assembly . f, when given, he shall not be absent from studymore than three months, his appropriation will becontinued; but if longer, they will be discon-tinued, or continued in part, according to circum-stances. ^ 4. It shall be the duty of each candidate con-nected with the Board to report himself, soonafter the meeting of the General Assembly, to theEducation Committee of his Presbytery, as to hisprogress, wants, and prospects; and where any ofthe requisitions of the Board which affect him maynot be carried out by teachers or others, it becomeshis duty to see that they are attended to, that de-lays and losses to himself may be prevented. g 5. The reception of an appropriation by a stu-dent shall be considered as expressing a promiseto comply with all the rules and regulations of theBoard. THE ®j)irtir-si,vtjj |.nniiiil ^vcprt BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS PPiESBYTERIAN CHURCH UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. PRESENTED TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, MAY, 1873. New York: MISSION HOUSE, 23 CENTRE STREET, 187 THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT. The Board of Foreign Missions reports to the General Assemblya general prosperity during the year in all its various fields. Though returns of accessions to the membership of the churcheshave not been made in all the Missions, an increase is shown oftwelve per cent, on the number of communicants of the previousyear. Missions have been commenced under favorable circumstances inMexico, where the spirit of inquiry seems to exist in a remarkabledegree. Though in the midst of persecutions in many places, thelittle congregations have evinced a steadfast determination to main-tain their free Protestant convictions, and to fulfil all duties. The Board has also decided to offer its support to the Missions inChili, formerly carried on by the American and Foreign ChristianUnion. Greatly increased aid has been received during the year from thevarious Womans Societies throughout the church, and it is believedthat,
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